Texas A&M just revealed Kyle Field change that will transform game day experience

It is an inarguable proposition that Kyle Field is one of the best stadiums in the entire world.

The 12th Man has been known to cause chaos and false starts, especially if the opposing offense is near the end zone with 90 yards to go. The A&M brand has renovated into one of the more hyped stadiums around the country as time has continued, but now, there's one change that will transform games for the better.

LED lights are beginning to take over stadiums, as fans have seen with Bryant-Denny Stadium during the entrances. Missouri did a similar light show during a timeout in their first game against Central Arkansas. Now, Kyle Field is joining the party, and things are only about to get crazier.

Kyle Field showing off new stadium lights is exactly what we all needed

The Texas A&M social media team used this to show off Taurean York in his uniform posing in the new LED lights.

As A&M fans, they love the classic and traditional style keeping the uniforms and Kyle Field as loud as possible, but the new lights are a game changer for teams that already hate to come to Aggieland.

The 12th Man is real, as ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit once called Kyle Field the best college football environment. There are plenty of fans who might have something to say about that, but the fact is, the crowd does make a major difference at times.

In case fans weren't satifsfied of the first video, they gave us another chance to look at the defensive captain posing for more.

These lights can be used for entrances, touchdowns, timeouts and so much more. The arena already has the atmosphere to make it work, but now it's time to put it together in what should be an incredible season coming for Texas A&M.